City Of Thomas

The City of Thomas is a municipal government located in Oklahoma, registered in the System for Award Management (SAM.gov) since 2012, with registration valid through June 2026. As a U.S. Local Government and Municipality, the city operates a municipal airport and has been actively engaged in federal grant programs, primarily through the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). While specific details about the city's comprehensive municipal operations are not provided, the federal grant history indicates a focused approach to airport infrastructure development and maintenance.

The City of Thomas has received multiple federal grants exclusively through the FAA's Airport Improvement Program (CFDA 20.106), totaling approximately $1,164,728.19 in recent awards. These grants have been strategically focused on airport infrastructure improvements, including constructing new aircraft storage hangars (two projects totaling $775,912.63 for 3,808 and 5,625 square foot hangars), pavement maintenance and resurfacing ($388,715.56 for resealing 1,875 feet of taxiway and 3,771 feet of runway), and COVID-19 economic relief funding. The airport-focused grants aim to enhance the municipal airport's self-sustainability, safety, and operational efficiency. Additionally, the city received two pandemic-related economic relief grants in 2021, supporting airport operations, personnel costs, cleaning services, and pathogen mitigation strategies. All grants were administered through the FAA's Southwestern Region, demonstrating a consistent partnership with federal transportation infrastructure development initiatives.